Amtrak Derailment Near Batavia Injures Up To 125
An Amtrak Lake Shore Limited derailed near Batavia New York early today sending nine cars down an embankment injuring as many as 125 with no deaths reported. The train with 278 passengers and 25 crew was en route from New York City to Chicago.
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Amtrak
Russ Lang
Genesee County Sheriff's Department
Lake Shore Limited
New York City
Chicago
Howard Robertson
Jim Lamb
Robertson
National Transportation Safety Board
Ted Lopatkiewicz
Lang
Southwick
Mass
Bob Davis
Davis
Scott Crepeau
Lamb
Boston
Albany
Sunset Limited
Alabama
North Carolina
Smithfield
Selma
New York
Miami
CSX
Haitian Politician Shot as U.S.-Haiti Tensions Rise
Haitian opposition figure Reynold Georges was shot and wounded in Port-au-Prince as the United States and Haiti near confrontation following the UN backed invasion and the regime's siege. U S Embassy officials warned the military aims to silence dissent amid deteriorating security.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
United States
U.S
United Nations
Caribbean
Stanley Schrager
Reynold Georges
Medical suppliers offer up to 160 million settlement in HIV hemophiliac suit
Baxter International and Rhone-Poulenc Rover proposed to pay as much as 160 million to HIV infected hemophiliacs and survivors to resolve a lawsuit accusing blood-clotting product makers of selling tainted supplies in the early 1980s. Three other defendants did not join, and court approval was pending a scheduled hearing.
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Chicago
Baxter International Inc
Rhone-Poulenc Rover Inc
Miles Inc
Alpha Therapeutic Corp
National Hemophilia Foundation
Serbia threatens to cut ties with Bosnian Serbs
Serbia warned it may sever all aid and relations with Bosnian Serbs if they reject the peace plan drafted by the United States and allies. The move comes as Belgrade faces international sanctions and scrutiny over the 28 month conflict in the former Yugoslavia.
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Serbia
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bosnia
United States
Russia
France
Britain
Germany
United Nations
Three to die together in Arkansas triple execution
In Little Rock Arkansas inmates Hoyt Franklin Clines James William Holmes and Darryl V Richley face execution by lethal injection after appeals. The three convicted killers who shot and killed Don Lehman during a 1981 robbery would be the nations first triple execution in 32 years with Arkansas citing efficiency and reduced staff stress.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Hoyt Franklin Clines
James William Holmes
Diana Rust-Tierney
American Civil Liberties Union
Clines
Holmes
Richley
Rogers
Don Lehman
Altman apologizes for earlier narrow Whitewater testimony
Deputy Treasury Secretary Roger Altman apologized for his February testimony on Whitewater saying it may have appeared narrow or incomplete. He acknowledged mistakes and said he did not intend to mislead Congress while defending his basic story amid dozens of newly uncovered contacts and repeated revisions.
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Washington
Treasury
Roger Altman
Whitewater
Senate Banking Committee
Altman
White House
Savings and Loan
Clinton
Congress
Sen
Richard Bryan
D-Nev
Connie Mack
R-Fla
S&l
Resolution Trust Corp
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